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Hi Folks,
i have a question, namely my situation does look like,
Unqualify *;
DateLink1:
Load
Personal.MK as Link,
Personal.MK.JM as Link_Date,
Personal.MK_Amount as Link_Amount,
'PK' as Link_DateType
Resident Personal;
Unqualify *;
tab2:
Load
FDL.MK as Link,
FDL.MK.JM as Link_Date,
FDL.MK_Amount as Link_Amount,
'FDL' as Link_DateType
Resident FDL;
after reloading my data will be matched into one table, it does work great, but i think, it could be a better way to connect the tables within script-area.
Does have anybody any idea?
Beck
"another way of concatenation of 2 tables within of script area?"
1.if your intention is to concatenate 2 tables then its already happening rite ? whats the issue with that ....
2.If you don't want the table to be concatenated then use the Qualifier * ;
3.if you want the tables to be kept separate and connect the tables then create composite keys in the tables and rename the field
"it could be a better way to connect the tables within script-area"
Not sure exactly what are you trying to achieve here?
Above script won't concatenate the tables because Link_Date and Link_Datum different filed name so it will yield in the synthetic key ..are you using force concatenate ?
Hi Vineeth,
first of all thanks a lot for your feedback,
i showed here a part from script, i do this in script-area, as you know if 2 tables have the same fields names, they will be automaticaly matched to one table.
this part of my example does work great, i just want to know, are there an another way of concatenation of 2 tables within of script area?
Beck
Remove Unqualify and check
Hi Avinash,
thanks for your responce, i corrected the mistake in my example,
You don't need the Unqualify statement, just the below will do for Auto Concatenation
DateLink1:
Load
Personal.MK as Link,
Personal.MK.JM as Link_Date,
Personal.MK_Amount as Link_Amount,
'PK' as Link_DateType
Resident Personal;
tab2:
Load
FDL.MK as Link,
FDL.MK.JM as Link_Date,
FDL.MK_Amount as Link_Amount,
'FDL' as Link_DateType
Resident FDL;
"another way of concatenation of 2 tables within of script area?"
1.if your intention is to concatenate 2 tables then its already happening rite ? whats the issue with that ....
2.If you don't want the table to be concatenated then use the Qualifier * ;
3.if you want the tables to be kept separate and connect the tables then create composite keys in the tables and rename the field
Vineeth, Ani Babu, Avinash
thank a lot guys for your feedback, very helpful
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